Patterns of World History 4e Instructor Resources

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Save time in course prep with valuable tools available for download on Oxford’s Online Learning Link (OLL):

  • Test Bank in:
    • Word format
    • LMS/VLE course import package
  • A detailed instructor’s manual
  • Lecture, Image, and Map PowerPoints
  • World History Image Library that includes over 2000 images, organized into PowerPoint modules divided by period, topic, and region
  • LMS/VLE Course Packages, which integrate all of the resources you'll find on Oxford Learning Link, and report assessment activities directly to your gradebook

All new print and electronic versions of Patterns of World History 4e come with an access code to the Oxford Insight Study Guide. The Oxford Insight Study Guide increases student understanding of core course material by engaging students in the process of actively reading, validating their understanding, and delivering tailored practice. 

Welcome to the digital resources for your text! To help you get off to a smooth start this term, these documents will cover essential information about using and accessing Oxford's digital resources within your school's LMS via Learning Link Direct.

Click here to download the full Instructor Quick Start Guide

Click here to download your Course Readiness Checklist

Click here to download your Syllabus Guide

Click here to download a Student Welcome E-mail Template

Welcome to Learning Cloud by Oxford University Press! To help you get off to a smooth start this term, the following documents will cover the need-to-know information about using and accessing your Learning Cloud course for this title.

Click here to download the full Instructor Quick Start Guide

Click here to download your Course Readiness Checklist

Click here to download your Syllabus Guide

Click here to download a Student Welcome E-mail Template

The Oxford University Press Digital Support team is available to assist both instructors and students with issues related to accessing or using Oxford materials in their courses.

For assistance with accessing material through your school’s learning management system via Learning Link Direct:

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  • An enhanced eBook that integrates the narrative with a rich assortment of audio and video resources, including interactive timelines and maps
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Digital Access to Patterns of World History, Volume Two includes:

  • An enhanced eBook that integrates the narrative with a rich assortment of audio and video resources, including interactive timelines and maps
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All new print and electronic versions of Patterns of World History Volume One come with access to a full collection of engaging digital learning tools that work with the text to bring content to life and build critical thinking skills.

Digital Access to Patterns of World History, Volume One includes:

  • An enhanced eBook that integrates the narrative with a rich assortment of audio and video resources, including interactive timelines and maps
  • New C...

All new print and electronic versions of Patterns of World History, Volume Two come with access to a full collection of engaging digital learning tools that work with the text to bring content to life and build critical thinking skills.

Digital Access to Patterns of World History, Volume Two includes:

  • An enhanced eBook that integrates the narrative with a rich assortment of audio and video resources, including interactive timelines and maps
  • New ...

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Patterns of World History, Brief 4e Oxford Learning Link Course Package

An interoperable course package is available for this title which contains student and instructor resources for integration into your learning management system (LMS). It is designed to work in Blackboard, Canvas, Desire2Learn/Brightspace, and Moodle versions 3.0.10 and higher.

Note that in order to view and use these resources, your students will be required to redeem an access code.

To start an integration request:

  • Click the button above that reads "Register to see how this product looks in an LMS" or follow the link relevant to your location [US; Canada] and complete the request form for a demo course.  If you already have access to a demo course, you may skip this step.
  • Once you have access to a demo course, click on Modules to open the course and select the first Module labeled "Adopt this Course."  
  • Click "Adopt this Oxford Learning Link course in your institution's own LMS/VLE" to complete and submit the appropriate request form.
  • If you would prefer a non-integrated cloud course option, then click "Adopt this Oxford Learning Link course in OUP's hosted environment" to complete and submit the appropriate form.  

Alternatively, to contact Customer Support in order to be provided with the proper files and instructions to have your local IT department or LMS administrator set up this course package in your LMS, please see our FAQ page.

If instead you are looking only for the instructor resources which accompany your text (e.g., PowerPoints, test banks, etc.), please use the navigation buttons on the left side of your screen to find and download those resources. You may then use your LMS’s import tools to integrate them into your course.

Students will not be able to access instructor resources.

Instructors, if you already have access to this content please log in to your account. To request access please visit the instructor registration page.

Patterns of World History, with Sources 4e Oxford Learning Link Course Package

An interoperable course package is available for this title which contains student and instructor resources for integration into your learning management system (LMS). It is designed to work in Blackboard, Canvas, Desire2Learn/Brightspace, and Moodle versions 3.0.10 and higher.

Note that in order to view and use these resources, your students will be required to redeem an access code.

To start an integration request:

  • Click the button above that reads "Register to see how this product looks in an LMS" or follow the link relevant to your location [US; Canada] and complete the request form for a demo course.  If you already have access to a demo course, you may skip this step.
  • Once you have access to a demo course, click on Modules to open the course and select the first Module labeled "Adopt this Course."  
  • Click "Adopt this Oxford Learning Link course in your institution's own LMS/VLE" to complete and submit the appropriate request form.
  • If you would prefer a non-integrated cloud course option, then click "Adopt this Oxford Learning Link course in OUP's hosted environment" to complete and submit the appropriate form.  

Alternatively, to contact Customer Support in order to be provided with the proper files and instructions to have your local IT department or LMS administrator set up this course package in your LMS, please see our FAQ page.

If instead you are looking only for the instructor resources which accompany your text (e.g., PowerPoints, test banks, etc.), please use the navigation buttons on the left side of your screen to find and download those resources. You may then use your LMS’s import tools to integrate them into your course.

Students will not be able to access instructor resources.

Instructors, if you already have access to this content please log in to your account. To request access please visit the instructor registration page.

TEST BANK ONLY LMS Course Package (Common Cartridge)

This file is designed to be imported directly into LMSs and is not designed to be readable with the regular programs on your computer.

This file has passed validation against the standard at http://validator.imsglobal.org/cc for CC 1.1. Most LMSs  support importing from this format into their system.

Here are some instructions provided by the major LMSs for this task:

Blackboard

Canvas

Sakai

Moodle

Desire2Learn/Brightspace

You may want to ask your institution’s IT department/departmental LMS liaison for assistance, since LMS instances vary from institution to institution.

Instructors, if you already have access to this content please log in to your account. To request access please visit the instructor registration page.

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